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Sometimes I dislike how most distros are against proprietary and closed source code. But then I remember all of the money those companies are making off of war, genocide, and slavery and I feel better about it.
Sometimes it's a legal thing. They are not allowed to distribute proprietary software in their repositories.
I've only ever had moral problems installing proprietary software on Linux. Haven't had technical problems for a long time, at least not since switching off of Ubuntu.